From a very young age, I experienced the world differently.

Growing up in Venezuela, I became aware of a sensitivity I did not yet understand. I would dream things I could not interpret and only recognize their meaning when they came to pass. At the time it unsettled me. In time, I stopped trying to explain it and began, instead, to pay attention.

As I moved into adulthood, I began to recognize this awareness as something to develop with care and intention.

Life brought its own defining moment.

Going through a divorce while raising five children on my own, without work, without a map, was a period that broke me. I had to keep moving forward, uncertain of the future and carrying hundreds of doubts about my survival for myself and my five children. But I did. And that experience changed how I read everything, including the cards.

Today I am an educator, teaching Italian and Spanish at both the secondary and university levels. My work has always lived at the intersection of language, culture, and identity. Three things that, at their root, help us understand how patterns form in people, how they are inherited, and how they can shift.

It is the same work I do at the table.

I have been reading cards for more than fifteen years, for friends, for family, and for those who found their way to me through word of mouth. What began as something private became something I felt called to structure and share more widely.

Threads of Time Tarot™ grew from that. It is a system built not to predict outcomes but to identify what is already in motion so that decisions can be made with open eyes.

We cannot control what comes. But we can recognize the forces shaping the present and choose how we move through it.

I am also developing my own tarot deck. Like everything else in this work, it grows from the same root—built to reveal cycles, not impose them.

I am now offering this work beyond my immediate circle, to anyone ready to see what the cards reflect.

— Connie Scarfone